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Land train
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a road-going vehicle consisting of a series of connected trailers or carriages, often used for transporting passengers in tourist areas
What is a "land train"?
A land train is a type of vehicle made up of a series of connected carriages, similar to a train, but designed to travel on roads rather than tracks. It is often used in areas with large tourist attractions, such as theme parks or coastal regions, to transport passengers over short distances. The land train is usually powered by an engine at the front, with multiple carriages pulled behind it. It is a convenient and fun way to move groups of people around, offering a unique experience while being more flexible than traditional trains.
Examples
The land train took tourists on a scenic tour around the historic city center.
During peak season, the land train operates daily to shuttle visitors between the museum and the beach.
